Prices for GLM Coding Plan Package of KNOWLEDGE ATLAS Increase by a Minimum of 30% Starting Today
Price Adjustment Announcement: KNOWLEDGE ATLAS (02513.HK) has announced a price adjustment for its GLM Coding Plan due to increased market demand and user growth, with package prices set to rise by at least 30%.
Investment in Infrastructure: The company is enhancing its computing power and optimizing models to maintain service quality under high load conditions, ensuring continuous product capability upgrades.
Changes to Pricing Structure: The pricing structure will see the cancellation of the first purchase discount, while quarterly and annual subscription discounts will remain in place, with existing subscriber prices unchanged.
Market Coverage Initiation: JPM has initiated coverage on KNOWLEDGE ATLAS and MINIMAX-WP, rating them as Overweight, indicating positive market expectations.
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CICC Begins Coverage of KNOWLEDGE ATLAS with Outperform Rating and Target Price of HKD688
CICC Coverage Initiation: CICC has initiated coverage on KNOWLEDGE ATLAS (02513.HK) with an Outperform rating and a target price of HKD688, based on a forecasted 40 times P/S ratio for 2028.
Optimistic Outlook: CICC expresses optimism about KNOWLEDGE ATLAS as a leading manufacturer of large models, highlighting its foundational model capabilities that compete with international leaders in valuation.
KNOWLEDGE ATLAS to Launch 'Computing Power Partner' Recruitment Initiative in Response to Increased Demand
Recruitment Program Launch: KNOWLEDGE ATLAS plans to initiate a "Computing Power Partner" recruitment program to enhance collaboration on GLM-5 optimizations by opening its core technology interfaces.
Increased Demand Challenges: The surge in global demand for GLM-5 has led to queuing and response delays, negatively impacting user experience despite the company's efforts to expand chip clusters and limit GLM Coding Plan package sales.
"Two AI Semi-IPOs Show Mixed Results on Final Day of Year of the Snake; MINIMAX-WP Surges 21%; KNOWLEDGE ATLAS Declines After Hitting Peak"
Hong Kong Stock Market Overview: The Hong Kong stock market had a half-day trade on the 16th, with the HSI closing at 26,668, up 101 points or nearly 0.4%, and a turnover of HK$69.991 billion. Mainland A-shares are currently closed and will resume trading on the 24th.
Performance of AI IPOs: Two AI large-scale model IPOs, MINIMAX-WP and KNOWLEDGE ATLAS, showed mixed results. MINIMAX-WP surged by 21.47% to HK$826, while KNOWLEDGE ATLAS opened higher but faced profit-taking, ending at HK$488.2, up 0.66%.
Trading Activity: MINIMAX-WP experienced significant trading activity with a turnover of HK$1.342 billion, while KNOWLEDGE ATLAS had a turnover of HK$1.427 billion, indicating strong investor interest in AI-related stocks.
Market Sentiment: Analysts from BofAS expressed a preference for GDS-SW and KINGSOFT CLOUD, suggesting that price hikes in these stocks reflect strong demand for AI technologies.
BofAS Favors GDS-SW and KINGSOFT CLOUD; Price Increases Indicate Robust AI Demand
Developments in China's AI Industry: BofA Securities highlighted significant advancements in China's AI sector, including ByteDance's launch of Seedance 2.0 and KNOWLEDGE ATLAS's GLM-5 model, which has led to increased pricing for programming solutions due to high demand.
Impact on Data Center Sector: The report suggests that these AI advancements will accelerate the iteration of domestic AI models and increase demand for data centers, particularly for model training and inference capabilities.
Public Cloud Pricing Trends: UCLOUD's announcement of price hikes for services indicates a trend that may stabilize IDC leasing prices, with strong AI demand likely to support cloud service pricing amidst rising hardware costs.
Investment Outlook: BofA Securities maintains a bullish stance on companies like VNET, GDS-SW, and KINGSOFT CLOUD in the data center and public cloud sectors, with upgraded target prices reflecting positive market sentiment.
HSI Declines by 392 Points; KNOWLEDGE ATLAS Surges 5% Amid Ongoing AI Stock Rally
Market Overview: The HSI opened 1.5% lower at 26,640, with significant declines in tech stocks such as TENCENT and KUAISHOU, which dropped 1.7% and 1.9% respectively.
Short Selling Activity: Notable short selling was observed in several tech stocks, including BIDU and BILIBILI, with ratios exceeding 20%, indicating bearish sentiment among investors.
PPI Data: China's Producer Price Index (PPI) YoY for January showed a decline of 1.4%, slightly better than the previous value of -1.9% and above the forecast of -1.5%.
AI Stock Rally: The AI sector saw gains with MINIMAX-WP rising 11.9% after launching a new programming model, while KNOWLEDGE ATLAS also experienced a significant increase of 16.9%.
HSI Closes with a 233-Point Decline; BUD APAC Drops Over 5%; KNOWLEDGE ATLAS Soars Nearly 30%
Market Performance: The HSI closed at 27,032, down 233 points (0.9%), with significant declines in the HSCEI and HSTECH, while total market turnover reached HKD238.705 billion.
Company Earnings: BUD APAC was the worst-performing blue-chip stock, down 5.2% after reporting a 32.6% drop in net profit. Other companies like Lenovo and NetEase also saw declines despite some reporting increased profits.
Regulatory Actions: The Beijing Municipal Market Supervision Bureau engaged with 12 online ticket sales platforms, resulting in declines for companies like Trip.com and Meituan, which fell 3.9% and 4.5%, respectively.
AI Sector Growth: Following Premier Li Qiang's call for AI innovation, AI stocks like SenseTime and Knowledge Atlas saw significant gains, with Knowledge Atlas soaring 28.7% after launching a new product.
CICC Begins Coverage of KNOWLEDGE ATLAS with Outperform Rating and Target Price of HKD688
CICC Coverage Initiation: CICC has initiated coverage on KNOWLEDGE ATLAS (02513.HK) with an Outperform rating and a target price of HKD688, based on a forecasted 40 times P/S ratio for 2028.
Optimistic Outlook: CICC expresses optimism about KNOWLEDGE ATLAS as a leading manufacturer of large models, highlighting its foundational model capabilities that compete with international leaders in valuation.
KNOWLEDGE ATLAS to Launch 'Computing Power Partner' Recruitment Initiative in Response to Increased Demand
Recruitment Program Launch: KNOWLEDGE ATLAS plans to initiate a "Computing Power Partner" recruitment program to enhance collaboration on GLM-5 optimizations by opening its core technology interfaces.
Increased Demand Challenges: The surge in global demand for GLM-5 has led to queuing and response delays, negatively impacting user experience despite the company's efforts to expand chip clusters and limit GLM Coding Plan package sales.
"Two AI Semi-IPOs Show Mixed Results on Final Day of Year of the Snake; MINIMAX-WP Surges 21%; KNOWLEDGE ATLAS Declines After Hitting Peak"
Hong Kong Stock Market Overview: The Hong Kong stock market had a half-day trade on the 16th, with the HSI closing at 26,668, up 101 points or nearly 0.4%, and a turnover of HK$69.991 billion. Mainland A-shares are currently closed and will resume trading on the 24th.
Performance of AI IPOs: Two AI large-scale model IPOs, MINIMAX-WP and KNOWLEDGE ATLAS, showed mixed results. MINIMAX-WP surged by 21.47% to HK$826, while KNOWLEDGE ATLAS opened higher but faced profit-taking, ending at HK$488.2, up 0.66%.
Trading Activity: MINIMAX-WP experienced significant trading activity with a turnover of HK$1.342 billion, while KNOWLEDGE ATLAS had a turnover of HK$1.427 billion, indicating strong investor interest in AI-related stocks.
Market Sentiment: Analysts from BofAS expressed a preference for GDS-SW and KINGSOFT CLOUD, suggesting that price hikes in these stocks reflect strong demand for AI technologies.
BofAS Favors GDS-SW and KINGSOFT CLOUD; Price Increases Indicate Robust AI Demand
Developments in China's AI Industry: BofA Securities highlighted significant advancements in China's AI sector, including ByteDance's launch of Seedance 2.0 and KNOWLEDGE ATLAS's GLM-5 model, which has led to increased pricing for programming solutions due to high demand.
Impact on Data Center Sector: The report suggests that these AI advancements will accelerate the iteration of domestic AI models and increase demand for data centers, particularly for model training and inference capabilities.
Public Cloud Pricing Trends: UCLOUD's announcement of price hikes for services indicates a trend that may stabilize IDC leasing prices, with strong AI demand likely to support cloud service pricing amidst rising hardware costs.
Investment Outlook: BofA Securities maintains a bullish stance on companies like VNET, GDS-SW, and KINGSOFT CLOUD in the data center and public cloud sectors, with upgraded target prices reflecting positive market sentiment.
HSI Declines by 392 Points; KNOWLEDGE ATLAS Surges 5% Amid Ongoing AI Stock Rally
Market Overview: The HSI opened 1.5% lower at 26,640, with significant declines in tech stocks such as TENCENT and KUAISHOU, which dropped 1.7% and 1.9% respectively.
Short Selling Activity: Notable short selling was observed in several tech stocks, including BIDU and BILIBILI, with ratios exceeding 20%, indicating bearish sentiment among investors.
PPI Data: China's Producer Price Index (PPI) YoY for January showed a decline of 1.4%, slightly better than the previous value of -1.9% and above the forecast of -1.5%.
AI Stock Rally: The AI sector saw gains with MINIMAX-WP rising 11.9% after launching a new programming model, while KNOWLEDGE ATLAS also experienced a significant increase of 16.9%.
HSI Closes with a 233-Point Decline; BUD APAC Drops Over 5%; KNOWLEDGE ATLAS Soars Nearly 30%
Market Performance: The HSI closed at 27,032, down 233 points (0.9%), with significant declines in the HSCEI and HSTECH, while total market turnover reached HKD238.705 billion.
Company Earnings: BUD APAC was the worst-performing blue-chip stock, down 5.2% after reporting a 32.6% drop in net profit. Other companies like Lenovo and NetEase also saw declines despite some reporting increased profits.
Regulatory Actions: The Beijing Municipal Market Supervision Bureau engaged with 12 online ticket sales platforms, resulting in declines for companies like Trip.com and Meituan, which fell 3.9% and 4.5%, respectively.
AI Sector Growth: Following Premier Li Qiang's call for AI innovation, AI stocks like SenseTime and Knowledge Atlas saw significant gains, with Knowledge Atlas soaring 28.7% after launching a new product.
